Pays well. Even better than FTEs of small-to-mid scale local companies.
You cannot choose what team you will join, and some teams in TW are not very focused on the software side of products.
I had two 45-minute interviews. The first interview involved a discussion about my resume and two basic coding questions: hash maps and Newton-Raphson functions. The second interview covered two basic coding questions: hash maps and a flatten itera
1 phone screen -> 2 technicals. The phone screen asks you about how many LeetCodes you've solved (I am serious), and if it's less than 100, they don't pass you to the technicals. There are 2 technical rounds. The 1st round LeetCode was easy-medium, a
Contacted by HR and had two technical phone interviews. The first interviewer had a strong accent, which was a significant challenge throughout the interview. He was trying to give tips, and I had him type in a Google Doc where I had to code. The se
I had two 45-minute interviews. The first interview involved a discussion about my resume and two basic coding questions: hash maps and Newton-Raphson functions. The second interview covered two basic coding questions: hash maps and a flatten itera
1 phone screen -> 2 technicals. The phone screen asks you about how many LeetCodes you've solved (I am serious), and if it's less than 100, they don't pass you to the technicals. There are 2 technical rounds. The 1st round LeetCode was easy-medium, a
Contacted by HR and had two technical phone interviews. The first interviewer had a strong accent, which was a significant challenge throughout the interview. He was trying to give tips, and I had him type in a Google Doc where I had to code. The se